Indian Premier League 2026

Hold onto your hats, cricket lovers! Jasprit Bumrah and Rishabh Pant are ready to rock for India A in the thrilling third Test against New Zealand A! This four-day cricket extravaganza kicks off in Lincoln from November 7. Bumrah is back after a long break, and Pant is crossing his fingers for a fitness green light. It's all about shaking off the rust before the big series starts on November 19!

In a thrilling T20I against New Zealand, Irfan Pathan leaped to Gautam Gambhir's defense after some eyebrow-raising batting decisions. With Ishan Kishan injured, Tilak Varma took the No. 3 spot, causing a stir. But India turned the tables with a spectacular chase led by Sanju Samson! Pathan urged fans to relax and get the full picture before passing judgment. Series score? India 1, New Zealand 0, with the next clash on October 24!

In a thrilling T20I match, Axar Patel made a jaw-dropping catch to send Tim Seifert packing for just two runs! Arshdeep Singh bowled a brilliant delivery that caught Seifert off guard. With New Zealand needing a win to stay in the series, the pressure was on, but Arshdeep struck early, giving India a fantastic start in Wellington.

In a thrilling T20I rematch, New Zealand is on a mission to bounce back after a nail-biting loss to India. They cranked up the scoreboard with a massive 225 runs, thanks to Glenn Phillips’ explosive 82. India, however, answered back with style, led by Sanju Samson’s fiery 67. As they gear up for a showdown at Hagley Oval on October 24, expect a run-fest and plenty of excitement!

Before the T20I showdown with New Zealand, Abhishek Sharma jazzed up Team India's pep talk with some Punjabi flair! He blended tactics with cultural pride, energizing the squad for a chase of 226 runs. Abhishek and Sanju Samson set a solid foundation, with Samson scoring 67. Despite some hiccups, Naman Dhir's heroics secured a thrilling 5-wicket win, giving India a 1-0 series lead!

Aakash Chopra is scratching his head over Shreyas Iyer's quirky decision to let Nitish Kumar Reddy bowl in the nail-biting final overs instead of the usual stars, Arshdeep Singh and Bhuvneshwar Kumar. India cruised to victory against New Zealand by six wickets in Wellington, chasing down 198 runs like it was a stroll in the park, leaving everyone wondering about Iyer's secret strategy.

In a nail-biting showdown, Hanuma Vihari is all praises for Naman Dhir, who lit up the first T20I against New Zealand with a dazzling 42 off just 15 balls! Vihari believes Dhir is a game-changing addition to the Indian squad and predicts India will snag the series 3-2. With the next match around the corner, the excitement is through the roof!

In the first T20I against New Zealand, Sanju Samson dazzled with a smashing 67, leading India to a four-wicket victory. However, former player Hanuma Vihari pointed out that when the ball swings, Sanju's footwork seems to take a vacation. After his wicket, India faced a mini scare but held on tight. Now, they’re ready to iron out those little kinks for the next match!

Irfan Pathan was over the moon about 15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi after he blasted 45 runs off just 19 balls in the third T20I against New Zealand. With four sixes, he showed he’s no ordinary kid! Pathan praised Suryavanshi's incredible bat flow, leading India to a massive win and a 3-0 series lead. What a star!

In a cricket shake-up, former CSK star Subramaniam Badrinath thinks India should ditch Vaibhav Suryavanshi for Varun Chakaravarthy in the lineup against New Zealand. Suryavanshi flopped at No.3 with just four runs, while Badrinath argues that Varun could boost the bowling attack. Plus, he feels it's unfair for Sanju Samson to lose his opener spot for Suryavanshi's struggles.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar made a grand return to the Indian cricket team in the first T20I against New Zealand after a four-year break! He started off like a superstar, giving away just four runs in his first over. But then, disaster struck with a no-ball, leading to 17 runs in his second over, finishing with 0/49. Hanuma Vihari said we should give him time to bounce back, while Nitish Kumar Reddy impressed with 0/40!

Bhuvneshwar Kumar's comeback in the first T20I against New Zealand was a wild ride! He started strong, but a no-ball in the second over sent his confidence crashing. He finished with 0/49, yet Hanuma Vihari believes he’ll bounce back. Despite the shaky bowling, India chased down a massive 226, marking one of their best T20 wins lately!